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This study is aimed at studying the relationship between culture and globalization. Nowadays, culture and globalization are in direct interaction in all areas. The world is now moving from multi-cultural to one-cultural. This also leads to the emergence of new concepts and problems such as global cultural and cultural absence. Globalization emerged as a result of both modernity and the cultural system it created. Although the roots of globalization go back to the word "world citizenship" in the ancient Greek and Hellenistic philosophy, it actually begins with the discovery of the American continent. In the acceleration of globalization, mass communication tools and tools such as telegraph, telephone, radio, television and the internet, transport, fashion, democracy, justice and capital have also been influential. Although globalization has been a positive contribution to democracy, freedom, equality, justice and fundamental rights, it has had a negative impact especially on subcultures. For example, it has led to a single type of culture. The data of globalization are more effectively used by liberalism. With the influence of liberalism, the formation of a single world culture, i.e. a global culture, threatens the existence of subcultures. The right thing to face is to create a homogeneous culture in which subcultures can live in globalization, and to structure and read globalization, especially through democracy, freedom, equality, justice, economic prosperity and fundamental rights.

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